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i think that it is about the economy. i think tom friedman called is the other day in speaking about the obama presidency, the president needs to talk to the nation about nation building at home. >> tens of millions of families are struggling to figure out how to pay the bills and stay in their homes. their stories are an urgent reminder that we are facing the greatest economic challenge of our lifetime and we're going to have to act swiftly to resolve it. >> can you build a nation if you don't have a job? i mean to build a nation, you need the troops to do so. in order for me to go out and there make this better, i have to feel better about myself. >> i think right now we need to step back and take a little context into all this. president's been in office nine months at this point. he's facing an economic cataclysm when he came in, facing multiple wars. no american president had ever inherited this mess in our lifetime. so the fact is, i think when you say what's next for him? i think we also can get too trapped in this
i think that it is about the economy. i think tom friedman called is the other day in speaking about the obama presidency, the president needs to talk to the nation about nation building at home. >> tens of millions of families are struggling to figure out how to pay the bills and stay in their homes. their stories are an urgent reminder that we are facing the greatest economic challenge of our lifetime and we're going to have to act swiftly to resolve it. >> can you build a nation...
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and that's how we build the economy of the future. an economy with more jobs and less debt. we root it in fairness, we grow it with opportunity and we build it together. [ applause ] i grew up in the methodist church and taught sunday school. and one of my favorite passages, scripture is inasmuch as ye have done it on to one of the least of these my breathren, ye have done it on to me. matthew 25:40. the passage teaches about god in each of us. that we are bound to each other and we are called to act. not to sit, not to wait but to act all of us together. senator ted kennedy understood that. four years ago he addressed our convention for the last time, he said we have never lost our belief that we are all called to a better country and a newer world. generation after generation americans have answered that call and now we are called again. we are called to restore opportunity for every american. we are called to give america's working families a fighting chance. we are called to build something solid so the next generation can build something better. so let me ask you, ameri
and that's how we build the economy of the future. an economy with more jobs and less debt. we root it in fairness, we grow it with opportunity and we build it together. [ applause ] i grew up in the methodist church and taught sunday school. and one of my favorite passages, scripture is inasmuch as ye have done it on to one of the least of these my breathren, ye have done it on to me. matthew 25:40. the passage teaches about god in each of us. that we are bound to each other and we are called...
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it supports a, you know, slow growing economy that's adding jobs. one would assume will find a faster pace, you know, going over the next three, four, five years. >> we're on the road to energy independence because of advanced scientific -- scientific advances. it will help our country in ways too numerous to counts. the other thing, this hurts the president and it's not his fault, but we're in an era of creative destruction. if you go to your local supermarket, you'll probably check yourself out at a kiosk. that's a good thing. it's efficient. it's fast. it saves the supermarket money and accounting and tracking in the warehouse. it's bad for the employment. i think in 2011, according to the bureau of labor statistics, my favorite website, there were 3 million cashiers in this country. there's displacement there. the advances in robotics are just astounding. if you do a google search of james bond theme and quadracopter, you'll see the most amazing display of robotics from a team of students at university of pennsylvania that really is the -- you k
it supports a, you know, slow growing economy that's adding jobs. one would assume will find a faster pace, you know, going over the next three, four, five years. >> we're on the road to energy independence because of advanced scientific -- scientific advances. it will help our country in ways too numerous to counts. the other thing, this hurts the president and it's not his fault, but we're in an era of creative destruction. if you go to your local supermarket, you'll probably check...
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that's how rebuild the economy of the future. an economy with more jobs and less debt. week road with opportunity andwe build it together. [applause] i grew up in a methodist church and taught sunday school, and one of my favorite scriptures is to the least of your brothers you have done it to me. matthew 25:40. the passage teaches about god in each of us, that we are bound to each other and that we are called to active, not to sit but to act together. senator ted kennedy understood-- call. [applause] four years ago he addressed our convention for the last time. he said we never lost our believe we are all called for a better country and a newer world. generation after generation, americans have answered that call, and now we are called again. we are called to restore opportunity for every american. and we are called to give the american working families of -- a fighting chance. are called to build something assault -- working families to have a fighting chance. we are called to build something better. are you ready to answer this call? [applause] are you ready for a le
that's how rebuild the economy of the future. an economy with more jobs and less debt. week road with opportunity andwe build it together. [applause] i grew up in a methodist church and taught sunday school, and one of my favorite scriptures is to the least of your brothers you have done it to me. matthew 25:40. the passage teaches about god in each of us, that we are bound to each other and that we are called to active, not to sit but to act together. senator ted kennedy understood-- call....
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the fact that the united states and the american economy, 15 trillion economy is only growing at 2% at best, really says pretty awful things for our prospects. now, we are in a staet of high anxiety over this economy. and as a political matter, i think it's up, the question is which of those two candidates is going to be able to explain to the american people at every level of income, poor people, middle class people, businessmen who are sitting on the money. why is this happening to us? and barack obama really doesn't have a narrative for that-- >> let me just jump in. because his narrative has been, this was a financial recession, unlike other recessions, they are much worse and that's why we're stuck at-- >> and this is the here and now and the question is, who can explain what's going on right now? >> well, the economy was growing faster earlier in his term. the recession ended years ago, so, at a certain point, people are, you would think, are going to start demanding results. and we have a president right now, another terrible reaction to another jobs report would be to talk to c
the fact that the united states and the american economy, 15 trillion economy is only growing at 2% at best, really says pretty awful things for our prospects. now, we are in a staet of high anxiety over this economy. and as a political matter, i think it's up, the question is which of those two candidates is going to be able to explain to the american people at every level of income, poor people, middle class people, businessmen who are sitting on the money. why is this happening to us? and...
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this is about the economy. the thing i agree with, i wish there was a serious debt reduction portion of this. >> let me stay with you for one second. so later when we do austerity program, you're going to demand the pain the shared equally, right? >> absolutely. this is about economic recovery and even one of the president's key economic advisers says it's not the time to increase taxes on people and i think that's what's driving the president and others to the bargaining table. i'm disappointed all these 11th hour things are being added in the senate, we don't like that either, but i think that the deficit reduction portion is something both parties need to be very concerned about. everyone must do their fair share. >> all right. some are saying this is a secret win for the president because it really winds up becoming stimulus part two. do you think there's any truth to that? >> there is in part of it. certainly, the things being added in the senate on the energy issues providing opportunities to grow our gre
this is about the economy. the thing i agree with, i wish there was a serious debt reduction portion of this. >> let me stay with you for one second. so later when we do austerity program, you're going to demand the pain the shared equally, right? >> absolutely. this is about economic recovery and even one of the president's key economic advisers says it's not the time to increase taxes on people and i think that's what's driving the president and others to the bargaining table. i'm...
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president obama frequently reminds us that he inherited a trouble led economy, but a troubled economy is not that all he inherited. he also inherited the greatest nation in the history of the earth. [applause] he inherited the most productive and innovative nation in history. he inherited the largest economy in the world. and he inherited a people that have always risen to the occasion regardless of the challenges they face so long as they've been led by men and women who guided the nation with vision and conviction. despite all that he inherited president obama did not repair our economy, he did not save medicare and social security t. he did not tame the spending and borrowing. he did not reach across the aisle to bring us together. nor did he stand up to china's trade practices or improve our -- what he did with what he inherited made the problem worse. [applause] in just four short years, he borrowed $6 trillion dollars. he forced through obama care frightening small business from hiring employees and adding thousands of dollars to every families healthcare bill. [applause] at bus
president obama frequently reminds us that he inherited a trouble led economy, but a troubled economy is not that all he inherited. he also inherited the greatest nation in the history of the earth. [applause] he inherited the most productive and innovative nation in history. he inherited the largest economy in the world. and he inherited a people that have always risen to the occasion regardless of the challenges they face so long as they've been led by men and women who guided the nation with...
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america's economy has become a cause for the privileged youth and in less government, barack obama's government, intervened heavily in the economy the poor and the middle-class middle class will never prosper. in this paradigm in mr. obama's paradigm i had no business getting out of the ghetto at least not without receiving a welfare check. this is because mr. obama doesn't just paddled the benefits of a welfare state, he really peddles the welfare state tally -- mentality. if that solves individuals of personal responsibility. it consigns them to grievance and it encourages and even justifies their sense of entitlement. since the election of last november, republicans have been hyperventilating about how much more effectively mr. obama and his party can relate to the urban poor and minorities. he seems willing to point out that the odds are always stacked against the poor. it's not supposed to be. that is why you work harder, you pursue your opportunities more aggressively and you learn to do -- be more nimble and entrepreneurial. this is a reality that conservatives think we should
america's economy has become a cause for the privileged youth and in less government, barack obama's government, intervened heavily in the economy the poor and the middle-class middle class will never prosper. in this paradigm in mr. obama's paradigm i had no business getting out of the ghetto at least not without receiving a welfare check. this is because mr. obama doesn't just paddled the benefits of a welfare state, he really peddles the welfare state tally -- mentality. if that solves...
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it is the way in which this economy works. if you do not have investments in companies, where people get a reasonable return on their investment, we do not have a private sector. and mitt romney is right to make that point. i hope expand on that. >> if you have heard the expired exchange, he tried to make that point, and people were yelling in the audience, no, they keep it all. they put it in their pockets. they do not invest in us. the banks do not lend to us. >> what is barack obama's mantra? tax the rich, corporate profits? >> the corporate jet owners. >> the only people who can actually afford to attend the fund-raisers he attends in new york. 30 a thousand dollars a plate? he is for the little people, right. -- $38,000 a plate? he is for making tax is more fair, closing corporate tax loopholes, taxing those people making more than a million dollars a year with an extra tax. the matter what, no matter what either side says, this super committee is going to do it anyway. >> my point is, the argument he is giving is getting
it is the way in which this economy works. if you do not have investments in companies, where people get a reasonable return on their investment, we do not have a private sector. and mitt romney is right to make that point. i hope expand on that. >> if you have heard the expired exchange, he tried to make that point, and people were yelling in the audience, no, they keep it all. they put it in their pockets. they do not invest in us. the banks do not lend to us. >> what is barack...
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survey out and much more bearin iterms of the economy than consumers. and they are much more tuned in to the possibility that taxes will go up and federal spending will go away if they can't fix the fiscal cliff. i doubt it will be that big of an issue in most voters' minds. somewhere here in missouri or ohio is going to have a hard time connecting those dots. gwen: what is going to happen next, because we are at the edge of our seats. all of these questions that we keep raising, all of these unanswered, what's going to affect the outcome question and are the polls telling us where america is, might begin to be answered at the debate? are we raising expectations too high? >> the base is a great institution. i'm glad we have them structured the way they are. there is a question about how much they can move, as jeff said, a lot of people have already voted. i will say this, i do think this notion that barack obama is a master debater may not be quite right. his best formatis speaking to a large crowd from a microphone. both of them are smart and well prep
survey out and much more bearin iterms of the economy than consumers. and they are much more tuned in to the possibility that taxes will go up and federal spending will go away if they can't fix the fiscal cliff. i doubt it will be that big of an issue in most voters' minds. somewhere here in missouri or ohio is going to have a hard time connecting those dots. gwen: what is going to happen next, because we are at the edge of our seats. all of these questions that we keep raising, all of these...
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[speaking foreign language] >> in addition to discussing the general situation in the world economy, we also spoke about the specific issue of security and how the g8 nations can assist people who are desperate in poverty, to make certain that they are not falling deeper into poverty and this will be a major issue of the summit. [speaking italian] >> overall i am very grateful for his leadership and is consistent friendship -- is consistent friendship -- his consistent friendship to the united states, and this will continue as long as we are occupying our positions, and thank you very much for taking the time to visit. [speaking italian] >> [speaking italian] >> i would like to thank president obama for his welcome, and his willingness to allow us to say our opinions on many of the most important issues at the national level, and this has led to many of the issues and the topics that are at the table in the days before the g8 summit. [speaking italian] >> we want this to reach a concrete solution. and we want to reach the concrete solutions on many important issues. [speaking italian
[speaking foreign language] >> in addition to discussing the general situation in the world economy, we also spoke about the specific issue of security and how the g8 nations can assist people who are desperate in poverty, to make certain that they are not falling deeper into poverty and this will be a major issue of the summit. [speaking italian] >> overall i am very grateful for his leadership and is consistent friendship -- is consistent friendship -- his consistent friendship to...
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for more momentum in our economy. ck -- you raised gas prices. i'd like to come back to that in a second. first, saying with the question of jobs, moving to looking ahead again into a subject that you have thought a lot about, which is not just quality of jobs. and david altuer, made the argument in this recession what we particularly have lost, middle skill jobs, could be good jobs that could be held by people with high school educations, and what we've seen is a lot of lower-wage, lower-skill jobs being added in food preparation and other areas, challenge that if you'd like. i'd also love to hear you look ahead -- i don't mean to make you defensive -- >> no, no, that's idea. >> look ahead and talk a little bit about where you see the growth areas of particularly middle-class jobs in the united states in coming years. >> laura tyson and others out there can correct me but i think the largest job growth has been in professional and business services by far. if you look at the 3.9 million that have been added over the
for more momentum in our economy. ck -- you raised gas prices. i'd like to come back to that in a second. first, saying with the question of jobs, moving to looking ahead again into a subject that you have thought a lot about, which is not just quality of jobs. and david altuer, made the argument in this recession what we particularly have lost, middle skill jobs, could be good jobs that could be held by people with high school educations, and what we've seen is a lot of lower-wage, lower-skill...
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the problem president clinton identified is that when the economy is still weak and the economy is still fragile, you resort to a strategy of let's cut more, so that you are seeing government layoffs, reductions in government spending, severe cutbacks in major investments that helped the economy grow over the long term -- if you do all those things at the same time as consumers are pulling back because they are still trying to pay off credit-card debt, and there is generally weak demand in the economy as a whole, you can get on a downward spiral where everybody is pulling back at the same time, that weakens demand, and that further crimps the desire of companies to hire more people. that is the pattern that europe is in danger of getting into. some countries in europe right now have an unemployment rate of 15, 20%. if you are engaging in too much austerity too quickly, and that unemployment rate goes up to 20 or 25%, that actually makes it harder for them to pay off your debts. and the markets, by the way, respond when they see this type downward spiral happening -- they start making the
the problem president clinton identified is that when the economy is still weak and the economy is still fragile, you resort to a strategy of let's cut more, so that you are seeing government layoffs, reductions in government spending, severe cutbacks in major investments that helped the economy grow over the long term -- if you do all those things at the same time as consumers are pulling back because they are still trying to pay off credit-card debt, and there is generally weak demand in the...
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minorities are doing excellent in this economy. >> he's right. the unemployment rate for african-americans just hit historic. people are finding jobs. return the economy upside down from her people couldn't find jobs for the confined workers. what he said is true. i'm glad he realized that. i think the facts are under covered by the media. it's good to get the word out there. >> kimberly in washington. >> i voted for trump and i just left the union. i have better benefits but i was seduced to go to the naked is there supposed to be better. it was far less. they took a span of three months, $880 out of my pay, i left the union. that was a pipeline. i have relatives who work in the county home they just sold out and were making $17 an hour when they sold out the new company took them down to $9 an hour. as far as the obstructionists. fifty-five. i never remember any president being threatened with impeachment before he took office. that set the precedent right there. >> guest: i agree with much of that. i think the unions have lost relevance for am
minorities are doing excellent in this economy. >> he's right. the unemployment rate for african-americans just hit historic. people are finding jobs. return the economy upside down from her people couldn't find jobs for the confined workers. what he said is true. i'm glad he realized that. i think the facts are under covered by the media. it's good to get the word out there. >> kimberly in washington. >> i voted for trump and i just left the union. i have better benefits but...
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i thought the temperment that he had matches the economy that we are in. but if you listen to the words that he said, there was something there for everyone, even when he made references to scripture at the very end when he talked about how we are in this together, how we don't leave one -- somebody behind. i mean, i thought that he absolutely delivered, particularly for people who are feeling dejected, who have been left behind in this economy. there was something for you to listen to, to hold on to and to feel that we are going to make this together, and we're going to go forward as a natifrom him. okay, obama on jobs. >> you didn't elect me to tell you what you wanted to hear. you elected me to tell you the truth. and the truth is, it will take more than a few years for us to solve challenges that have built up over decades. it will require common effort and shared responsibility, and the kind of bold persistent experimentation that franklin roosevelt pursued during the only crisis worse than this one. >> i've worked with business leaders who are bringi
i thought the temperment that he had matches the economy that we are in. but if you listen to the words that he said, there was something there for everyone, even when he made references to scripture at the very end when he talked about how we are in this together, how we don't leave one -- somebody behind. i mean, i thought that he absolutely delivered, particularly for people who are feeling dejected, who have been left behind in this economy. there was something for you to listen to, to hold...
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how bad we are for the economy. this republican narrative, its alternative universe says that every one of us in this room who amounts to anything, we're all completely self-made. one of the greatest chairman that the democratic party ever had, bob strauss, used to say that every politician wants every voter to believe he was born in a log cabin he built himself. but, as strauss then admitted, it ain't so. we democrats, we think the country works better with a strong middle class, with real opportunities for poor folks to work their way into it. with business and government actually working together to promote growth and broadly shared prosperity. you see, we believe that we're all in this together is a far better philosophy than you're on your own. now, so who is right? well, since 1961, for 52 years now, the republicans have held the white house 28 years. the democrats, 24. in those 52 years, our private economy has produced 66 million pirate seco private sector jobs. so what is the private score? republicans, 47,
how bad we are for the economy. this republican narrative, its alternative universe says that every one of us in this room who amounts to anything, we're all completely self-made. one of the greatest chairman that the democratic party ever had, bob strauss, used to say that every politician wants every voter to believe he was born in a log cabin he built himself. but, as strauss then admitted, it ain't so. we democrats, we think the country works better with a strong middle class, with real...
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those things don't make our economy weak. what makes our economy weak is when fewer and fewer people can afford to buy the goods and services our businesses sell. businesses don't have customers if folks are having such a hard time. what drags us all down is an economy in which there's an ever widening gap between a few folks who are doing extraordinarily well and a growing number of people who no matter how hard they work can barely make ends meet. so governor romney disagrees with my vision. his allies in congress disagree with my vision. neither of them will endorse any policy that asks the wealthiest americans to pay even a nickel more in n. taxes. it's the reason we haven't reached a grand bargain to bring down our deficit. not with my plan. not with the bowles-simpson plan, not with the so-called gang of six plan. despite the fact that taxes are lower than they've been in decades. they won't work with us on any plan that would increase taxes on our wealthiest americans. it's the reason the jobs bill that would put 1 mil
those things don't make our economy weak. what makes our economy weak is when fewer and fewer people can afford to buy the goods and services our businesses sell. businesses don't have customers if folks are having such a hard time. what drags us all down is an economy in which there's an ever widening gap between a few folks who are doing extraordinarily well and a growing number of people who no matter how hard they work can barely make ends meet. so governor romney disagrees with my vision....
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an economy na lifts all of our people and ensures that our p s prosperity is broadly distributed and shared. we all want a health care system that is universal, high quality, and affordable. so that parents don't have to choose between care for themselves or their children or be stuck in dead end jobs simply to keep their insurance. this isn't just an issue for me. it is a passion and a cause and it is a fight i will continue until every single american is ensured, no exceptions, and no excuses! we all want an america defined by deep and meaningful equality from civil rights to labor rights, from women's rights to gay rights, from ending -- from ending discrimination to promoting unionization, to providing help for the most important job there is, caring for our families. and we all want to restore america's standing in the world to end the war in iraq, and once again, lead by the power of our values. and to join with our allies to confront our shared challenges from poverty and genocide to terrorism and global warming. you know, i've been involved in politics and public life in one
an economy na lifts all of our people and ensures that our p s prosperity is broadly distributed and shared. we all want a health care system that is universal, high quality, and affordable. so that parents don't have to choose between care for themselves or their children or be stuck in dead end jobs simply to keep their insurance. this isn't just an issue for me. it is a passion and a cause and it is a fight i will continue until every single american is ensured, no exceptions, and no...
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it's mainly due to the economy, the bad economy and the factemp 9.6%. no change. the market was flat and from au the market was flat. wages were mostly flat, but the economy is not flat. the economy's transmisnot idolling. jobs are scarce, competition is stiff and in construction and idolling. jobs are scarce, competition is stiff uring, jobs were lost. but private bs were lost. but private employers added 64,000 payroll jobs in september. healthcare gained, hospitals but now brace for impact, now b september marked the 14th straight month that unemployment remained higher than 9.5%. that 14 month streak is the worst streak since the 1930s. eighty years ago, pat, do you remember that? question, the september jobs report is the last one to be released before the elections three weeks from tuesday. what will these numbers mean on november 2 for the democrats? pat. >> i think it means they are going to lose the house, john. that's gone back and forth. the real problem here is the 14 straight months. the stimulous money is running out. states and federal government ar
it's mainly due to the economy, the bad economy and the factemp 9.6%. no change. the market was flat and from au the market was flat. wages were mostly flat, but the economy is not flat. the economy's transmisnot idolling. jobs are scarce, competition is stiff and in construction and idolling. jobs are scarce, competition is stiff uring, jobs were lost. but private bs were lost. but private employers added 64,000 payroll jobs in september. healthcare gained, hospitals but now brace for impact,...
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our economy and workers have been the envy of the world for decades. the economic future for our children can be limitless if we have a federal government that opportunity, not the obstacle it is today. to do all of this, we need a change in washington, a change that does not settle for the "new normal" economy. we can, we will, and we must use >> tomorrow, president obama gives the commencement speech to the graduating class at rutgers university. live coverage begins at 12:50 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> this week on "the communicators," a visit to a community -- a consumer electronics show on capitol hill. cta's biggest show is in las vegas in the winter. every spring, the association sponsors a show where vendors and technology companies come to capitol hill to
our economy and workers have been the envy of the world for decades. the economic future for our children can be limitless if we have a federal government that opportunity, not the obstacle it is today. to do all of this, we need a change in washington, a change that does not settle for the "new normal" economy. we can, we will, and we must use >> tomorrow, president obama gives the commencement speech to the graduating class at rutgers university. live coverage begins at 12:50...
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plus, the chinese economy looking gloomy. carrying risk for the u.s. economy. you will want to hear this one. piles of "money" coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] from the way the bristles move to the way they clean, once you try an oral-b deep sweep power brush, you'll never go back to a regular manual brush. its three cleaning zones with dynamic power bristles reach between teeth with more brush movements to remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual brush. and even 76%...
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this is not an economy to be proud of. shortly after the stimulus bill was signed, president obama made another promise. he said he'd cut the deficit in half about it end of his first ? well, last week the congressional budget office said that the federal deficit for the coming year, obama's fourth year in office, would be over $1 trillion for the fourth consecutive year. he hasn't even come close. not even close. on this issue, the debt the president has been completely and totally awol. republicans have had to fight tooth and nail for every dime and savings we've secured. president obama ignored the advice of his own deficit reduction commission. he ignored the dirg warnine war that come to us every single day and he failed the american people who entrusted him with the stewardship of this country. more spending, more debt, fewer jobs. that's a sad legacy of this administration's policies. that's how -- [ applause ] -- that's how historians are going to remember the obama economy. that's how they'll remember this preside
this is not an economy to be proud of. shortly after the stimulus bill was signed, president obama made another promise. he said he'd cut the deficit in half about it end of his first ? well, last week the congressional budget office said that the federal deficit for the coming year, obama's fourth year in office, would be over $1 trillion for the fourth consecutive year. he hasn't even come close. not even close. on this issue, the debt the president has been completely and totally awol....
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economy boomed and gasone prices fell and the clinton recovery where gas prices fell. the president blocked the pipeline from canadahich is cost us a tremendous amount of jobs. he confiscate taxpayer dollars. >> rick unger a lot of nservative critics of romney are concerned we didn't hear aboutolyndra. >> it's interesting because mike de compeing arguments. the problem is absolutely none of them have anything to do with the price of gasoline. look, you can argue if you like that the president's energy policies could have an impact down the road. i would tell you you're wrong but that's an argument we can have. e reality is that we see production up. there's no disputing it. you can give president bush credit if you like. none of that impacts on the current price of gasoline. talk to me in four years. if you don't lke the prices, that would be theime to say if you hadn't focused on green energy, maybe. >> the fact is president obama is taking credited for the fact we're puing more oil even thougheople say he doesn't deserve t on federal lands oil production is down. >>
economy boomed and gasone prices fell and the clinton recovery where gas prices fell. the president blocked the pipeline from canadahich is cost us a tremendous amount of jobs. he confiscate taxpayer dollars. >> rick unger a lot of nservative critics of romney are concerned we didn't hear aboutolyndra. >> it's interesting because mike de compeing arguments. the problem is absolutely none of them have anything to do with the price of gasoline. look, you can argue if you like that the...
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if you have a -- the consumer is 70% of the economy. if the consumer who is spending very little now continues to spend very little, it's going to affect unemployment, it's going to affect the whole economy, and we could slide if not into a double dip in the decline, >>> issue three, michelle and jill. >> the joint appearance by america's first and second ladies marks the opening salvo in the soft side of the 2012 presidential race. parade magazine is a highly prized showcase for first and seconds ladies, with a readership in the many millions. their joint appearance sends a political message of unity between the bidens and obamas, and makes clear that this is the ticket that will lead the country for the next four years, if reelected. speculation that obama might dump biden is now over. question, besides signaling that the 2012 democratic presidential ticket is going to remain obama-biden, what is the other possible political plus that first lady admonish pell second lady jill bring to the 2012 election? >> well, it's the unity of moth
if you have a -- the consumer is 70% of the economy. if the consumer who is spending very little now continues to spend very little, it's going to affect unemployment, it's going to affect the whole economy, and we could slide if not into a double dip in the decline, >>> issue three, michelle and jill. >> the joint appearance by america's first and second ladies marks the opening salvo in the soft side of the 2012 presidential race. parade magazine is a highly prized showcase for...
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and to the extent that the economy suffers, he benefits. i'm not saying he is rooting for the economy suffering, but it does help him. if the economy starts to do better, then you'll see the improving poll numbers for obama. that is the nature of the election. three years out of an election, do you trust the path we are on. and he has a tough path to ride in a bad economy and romney has a easier path to ride. >> let's turn to a person who recently withstood a challenge to his own privilege. governor scott said, he has to have a simple message of why we need to replace the current occupant and why we are better. has romney started to explain why more tax breaks and more regulations are a better plan? >> no, he has not, and that is the problem, there's so many gaps in the platform. i talked to people in the obama world all the time. and part of the process is to eliminate the process of resumes, they want to get on to the specifics of the policy. so, you know, going after bain was perhaps a strategic misstep, they want to say, this is bain, t
and to the extent that the economy suffers, he benefits. i'm not saying he is rooting for the economy suffering, but it does help him. if the economy starts to do better, then you'll see the improving poll numbers for obama. that is the nature of the election. three years out of an election, do you trust the path we are on. and he has a tough path to ride in a bad economy and romney has a easier path to ride. >> let's turn to a person who recently withstood a challenge to his own...
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the less they do in washington, the better the economy performs? >> well, i would agree with that except i think when they leave a lot of uncertainty there, it makes it difficult for entrepreneurs to make commitment. i think that's why, as james says, most of this money that the fed is creating is being lent to the treasury, so it's not going into the real economy, except to the extent that, you know, it's forcing, as i say, investors to go into the stock market, and that is, you know, pushing up asset prices. but it's not clear to me that the lack of resolution in washington is actually good for the economic-- the economy. >> mary mentioned the word uncertainty and one thing that the federal reserve board came out with this week is that there is uncertainty in labor markets, specifically about obamacare. and businesses don't know exactly how many people they can hire, whether they have to switch people from full-time workers to part-time workers, there are a lot of questions about obamacare yet to be answered. >> well, businesses large and small h
the less they do in washington, the better the economy performs? >> well, i would agree with that except i think when they leave a lot of uncertainty there, it makes it difficult for entrepreneurs to make commitment. i think that's why, as james says, most of this money that the fed is creating is being lent to the treasury, so it's not going into the real economy, except to the extent that, you know, it's forcing, as i say, investors to go into the stock market, and that is, you know,...
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we had a terrible economy. a president who presided over a terrible economy. yet he won re-election. i do think -- >> pollsters did show that americans were smart enough to give president credit for having inherited an even worse situation. >> b he didn't -- >> we were on the brink of bankruptcy. >> yes. >> we weren't on the brink of bankruptcy. we had looming crisis in our financial industry. >> worst since the great depression. they blamed it on bush as history will do. they didn't blame him for -- >> except that it is the slowest recovery we have essentially ever had. we did not recover the way we normally recover. president reagan, whom i worked for, had higher unemployment than barack obama. he had a confluence of really -- >> high interest rates. high inflation. high unemployment. it was a worse economy in certain respects. but because of his policy changes the country in fact bounced back. i am surprised that people did want to give barack obama a second chance. i think if the republicans had fielded somebody who actually told us what he was going to do
we had a terrible economy. a president who presided over a terrible economy. yet he won re-election. i do think -- >> pollsters did show that americans were smart enough to give president credit for having inherited an even worse situation. >> b he didn't -- >> we were on the brink of bankruptcy. >> yes. >> we weren't on the brink of bankruptcy. we had looming crisis in our financial industry. >> worst since the great depression. they blamed it on bush as...
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i don't see the economy, the solid economy doing that badly. i think it's doing well. what this particular crash is about is about fear. people are frightened. people have no confidence in the government. they have no confidence in the country doing what it should be doing. and you were right in your opening remarks what's what's wrong. we need to attack that. >> bill: did you vote for barack obama? >> no, i did not. do you believe that the people who did, most of those people, north the ideological people, not the staunch liberal democrats do you think they have changed their opinion on the president? >> i think they are beginning to change. i think there is something even more fundamental than that we are talking about the economy here. the vote for obama was not a vote for obama. it was a vote against bush. that's what elected obama. the president doesn't make law. that's done by the congress. the president doesn't set a budget, that's supposedly done by the congress, although we have been operating for almost three years without a budget because the senate can't pa
i don't see the economy, the solid economy doing that badly. i think it's doing well. what this particular crash is about is about fear. people are frightened. people have no confidence in the government. they have no confidence in the country doing what it should be doing. and you were right in your opening remarks what's what's wrong. we need to attack that. >> bill: did you vote for barack obama? >> no, i did not. do you believe that the people who did, most of those people,...
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but what kind of an economy are we building for all? and republicans really have no answer to that. >> i think that's true. you can add bank regulation and other issues to the list of things where republicans don't have a clear answer. sometimes you can beat something with nothing if something is unpopular enough. that's why the white house has been so freaked out over the last couple of months. >> sure, but 2010, that was right after the law was passed. that was right after the president was elected for first time. it was a different time and there was nothing sort of pushing from the left in the other direction. >> and 2010 is like this important store for conservat e conservatives and any time -- ari, what is going on? >> this conversation reminds me of an old saying about the internet, which is the internet is a book club where no one has read the book. for a lot of public, the affordable care act is this thing with a name, aca or obamacare and they are not actually interacting with it directly. the president's comments through a wh
but what kind of an economy are we building for all? and republicans really have no answer to that. >> i think that's true. you can add bank regulation and other issues to the list of things where republicans don't have a clear answer. sometimes you can beat something with nothing if something is unpopular enough. that's why the white house has been so freaked out over the last couple of months. >> sure, but 2010, that was right after the law was passed. that was right after the...
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he is going to talk about the economy and jobs and end the week with a press conference on the economy. but the problem, though, there isn't much they can do. they are so constrained by the political climate in washington and concerns about the budget deficit and isn't much you can do in the short-term. and even something like a payroll tax cut is going to be hard to get through. republicans aren't going to be willing to give the democrats a win before election day. and then who knows what happens after november. so, the administration is split about what to do, do they propose something they think would have impact but know can't possibly pass or try and throw a bone to the republican party and say, if you don't vote for a payroll tax cut, it's on your head. gwen: they have two problems, republican party has not interest in accepting bones thrown to it and the people on the left are saying we need more money spent, not just payroll tax cuts. >> right. there is concerns about the -- concerns about the deficit are clouding this. a payroll tax cut would cost a lot of money. and you have
he is going to talk about the economy and jobs and end the week with a press conference on the economy. but the problem, though, there isn't much they can do. they are so constrained by the political climate in washington and concerns about the budget deficit and isn't much you can do in the short-term. and even something like a payroll tax cut is going to be hard to get through. republicans aren't going to be willing to give the democrats a win before election day. and then who knows what...
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it is going to harm the xhishg economy. we know it's not true-- economic community. it would help protect communities who are dealing with impacts of climate change >>> i want to thank you my guest guests. that's the inside story. we will see you next time i'm ray goodnight. >>> >>> we have agreed to implement a nationwide cessation of hostilities to begin in the target of one week's time >>> world leaders agree on a plan to stop the violence in syria and to speed up humanitarian relief. hello. this is al jazeera live from doha. also on the program, hillary clinton has faced off against her rivalni
it is going to harm the xhishg economy. we know it's not true-- economic community. it would help protect communities who are dealing with impacts of climate change >>> i want to thank you my guest guests. that's the inside story. we will see you next time i'm ray goodnight. >>> >>> we have agreed to implement a nationwide cessation of hostilities to begin in the target of one week's time >>> world leaders agree on a plan to stop the violence in syria and to...
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he has to talk not about running on the economy. he has to run on the idea of government intrusiveness. that is how the republicans won the election in 2010. that is not the argument he is making. >> his problem is one of trust. a report published that asked the question who you would buy a used car from. rick santorum or mitt romney. rick santorum won big. with women, even a greater margin. mitt romney's problem is he talks out of both sides of his mouth. >> what came up today was the question of the redistribution of income. >> i actually believe in redistribution at least at a certain level to make sure that everybody has a shot. >> this idea of redistribution follows from the idea that if you have a business, you did not build it. >> that obama comment was recorded 14 years ago. how is that working? >> i do not think you can come back with something that small. that was a tiny portion it remark that was about how we should let the market work. it is taken out of context. call me crazy, but that is not that bad. we have to give p
he has to talk not about running on the economy. he has to run on the idea of government intrusiveness. that is how the republicans won the election in 2010. that is not the argument he is making. >> his problem is one of trust. a report published that asked the question who you would buy a used car from. rick santorum or mitt romney. rick santorum won big. with women, even a greater margin. mitt romney's problem is he talks out of both sides of his mouth. >> what came up today was...
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economy has been very similar to other economies. i don't think they are a very important factor in explaining. >> thank you, my time has expired. >> thank you mr. chairman, the report notes that while investments below the rate of payout to shareholders but not financial firms, the corporations are now returning half of the funds that could be used for investment to stockholders, one possible explanation provided by the report was the rise of payouts to shareholders may be related to the decline in the startup rate as young firms are likely to reinvest the cash flow then mature firms. the lower investment growth of shareholders suggest they had more shares than they could properly reinvest. the rise and share buybacks predates current economic circumstances. senator baldwin has pointed to the 1982 fec rule that provided a safe harbor. prior to 1982 buybacks were very limited use of corporate profits. ibach says we know can make earnings report look better and foster short-term thinking in the corporate governance. can you comment on
economy has been very similar to other economies. i don't think they are a very important factor in explaining. >> thank you, my time has expired. >> thank you mr. chairman, the report notes that while investments below the rate of payout to shareholders but not financial firms, the corporations are now returning half of the funds that could be used for investment to stockholders, one possible explanation provided by the report was the rise of payouts to shareholders may be related...
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we'll get to manufacturing and the economy. but i want to begin with overall look of the economy released yesterday by the congressional budget office on deficits. and this is "the wall street journal" editorial page this morning. $5 trillion in change is what they say. all of this has increased the federal debt by nearly $5 trillion in merely four years. the federal deficit will decline to 1.08 trillion in 2012 or 7% of gdp. but that is still the highest deficit since 1946. except for the three previous years. in other words, the four years of obama's presidency will mark the four highest years in spending and deficits as a share of the economy since harry truman sat in the oval office. what's your reaction? >> well, i love how they try to blame obama. these numbers are the result of economic policies and deregulation policies of wall street that allowed the housing market to get out of control. we all know how the story ended in 2008. and the stimulus bill and other things that have been done, reduction in revenue when you ha
we'll get to manufacturing and the economy. but i want to begin with overall look of the economy released yesterday by the congressional budget office on deficits. and this is "the wall street journal" editorial page this morning. $5 trillion in change is what they say. all of this has increased the federal debt by nearly $5 trillion in merely four years. the federal deficit will decline to 1.08 trillion in 2012 or 7% of gdp. but that is still the highest deficit since 1946. except...